Mathematics, 04.11.2020 22:50 chloe456

ОС A store sells gift cards in preset amounts. You can purchase gift cards for $10 or $15. You have
spent $340 on gift cards. Write an equation in standard form to represent this situation. What are
three combinations of gift cards you could have purchased?
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What are three combinations of gift cards you could have purchased?
O A. 1 gift card for $10 and 22 gift cards for $15; 4 gift cards for $10 and 20 gift cards for
$15; 16 gift cards for $10 and 12 gift cards for $15
OB. O gift cards for $10 and 22 gift cards for $15; 4 gift cards for $10 and 20 gift cards for
$15; 16 gift cards for $15 and 12 gift cards for $10
O C. 22 gift cards for $10 and 1 gift card for $15; 4 gift cards for $10 and 20 gift cards for
$15; 16 gift cards for $10 and 12 gift cards for $15
OD. 22 gift cards for $10 and 0 gift cards for $15; 4 gift cards for $15 and 20 gift cards for
$10; 16 gift cards for $15 and 12 gift cards for $10
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